How To Repurpose Your Old Hose And Use It In Your Garden
Does your old hose have a hole in it? Instead of throwing it in the trash and sending it to a landfill, discover 12 ways you could repurpose it in your garden.
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The Common Ingredient You Should Start Adding To Your Compost Pile
If you're looking to add an extra boost of nutrients to your plants that will help them thrive, try adding this common kitchen ingredient to your compost pile.
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Ward Off Unwanted Mice And Rats With This Popular Garden Herb
No one wants a rodent problem in their home. If you're looking for a way to humanely ward off mice and rats, turn to this popular garden and cooking herb.
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The Best Way To Propagate Crepe Myrtles For A Healthy, Colorful Yard
If you are looking for gardening inspiration to help create a healthy and colorful yard, here is the best way to propagate crepe myrtle trees.
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Keep Japanese Beetles From Damaging Your Hydrangeas With One Simple Trick
Japanese beetles love hydrangeas, which makes it challenging to stop them from damaging your prized blooms. Help fend them off with this simple trick.
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The Best Way To Mow Your Lawn To Keep The Neighborhood Bees Happy And Healthy
If you're like us, you're trying your best to save the bees. Many changes can be made in your own yard to help them, but don't overlook this mowing mistake.
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Save Your Empty Potting Soil Bags To Expand Your Small Garden
If you're looking to expand your small garden, save some money, and avoid creating extra waste, here's a clever way to repurpose old potting soil bags.
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'Chop N Drop' Pruning Is The Easiest And Best Way To Take Care Of Your Plants
You may be putting more effort into pruning your plants than you need to. Try the 'Chop n Drop' method to save time and sanity while preparing for winter.
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We Used Vinegar To Get Plants To Germinate But It Was Far From A Fragrant Success
There are many ways to germinate your seeds, and one common hack soaks seeds in vinegar before planting. We tried this hack to see if it was worth it.
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Use This Popular Vegetable To Help Keep Moles Out Of The Yard
Having animals dig up your garden at night is no laughing matter. Did you know you can use this popular vegetable to help keep moles out of the yard?
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Can Cloves Really Help Keep Deer Out Of The Garden?
Tired of deer eating the plants in your yard? Keep them far from your garden, humanely, by using this common household spice: clove. Here's how.
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How To Repurpose Used Tea Bags Around Your Home
Before you toss that used tea bag, stop and consider the various green ways you can repurpose tea bags inside the home and outside in the garden.
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Keep This Potted Plant Indoors To Clear Your Home Of Spiders
If you dislike spiders, you might not even want to get close enough to trap them. Instead, use this plant to keep them from coming indoors in the first place.
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This Garden Item Might Be Perfect For Cleaning Your Shower
The hardest part of cleaning your shower comes at the very end. If you don't have a shower wand, rinsing gets tedious. Fix that and purchase this garden item.
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The Simple Cotton Ball Trick That'll Keep Raccoons Out Of Your Yard
If your yard and garden have become havens for raccoons, there's a simple and humane way to keep those pesky critters out for good by using a cotton ball.
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Simple Ways Gardeners Can Help Prevent A Further Decline In Insect Populations
While it's important to keep pests out of your garden, there are plenty of insects that are beneficial and necessary to protect. Here's how to do so.
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The Gorgeous Flowering Plant That'll Keep Ants Away From Your Home And Garden
As a general rule, if there's a pest that's bothering you, there is a plant out there that can repel it. If ants are in your home, try planting this flower.
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The Toxic Plant That's Said To Kill Pests In Your Garden
Euphorbia lathyris, otherwise known as caper spurge or mole plant, has a fierce reputation for killing pests and repelling moles. But is any of this true?
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What Really Happens When You Put More Than One Hummingbird Feeder In Your Yard
While adding more feeders to your yard may attract hummingbirds, there are a few things you should know before you hang multiple feeders in your space.
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Think Twice Before Trying To Get Rid Of This Brown Recluse Spider Look-Alike
Brown recluse spiders are known for their poisonous bites. However, this lookalike spider can actually benefit your garden. Here's how to tell them apart.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using Ultrasonic Pest Repellents To Keep Cats Out Of The Garden
While ultrasonic repellents use high-pitched sounds to keep pests out of gardens, they may not work on cats. Find out why and how to make them more useful.
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Think Twice Before Using Coffee Grounds To Fertilize Your Orchids
Some believe that coffee grounds can be used to fertilize orchids. Discover some of the reasons why this might actually harm your flowering plant.
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The Simple Hack That Makes Sifting Lumpy Garden Dirt A Breeze
Hard and lumpy garden soil isn't any good for growing a thriving garden. Try this easy TikTok hack for sifting out large clumps of soil using one common item.
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The Secret Weapon You Need To Keep Geckos Out Of Your Home
Not every homeowner is happy to share their living space with a bunch of critters. This is the secret weapon you need to keep geckos out of your home.
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Keep Frogs Out Of Your Yard With A Simple Ingredient Everyone Has At Home
While frogs can sometimes be a helpful addition to your yard and garden, they can potentially cause some problems. Here's a safe and simple way to deter them.
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What Is A Bottle Garden (And How To Make Your Very Own)
You don't need a green thumb for this garden. With an old glass bottle, you can build your very own tiny garden, perfect for biophilic décor or outdoor display.
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The Risky Mistake Everyone Makes When Repotting Plants
Sometimes it becomes necessary to repot plants to encourage their growth and overall health. However, there are some common mistakes to avoid to ensure success.
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